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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

In haying, b ready . cot : ne,d 9
.oon - re erass % II proper condition
q de;av 81 ! fsw days will greatly in1urs
~ Quality or the hay. % mot start -
ssceer until The dew 10 %. and cut On
n - much . can b we'll cured ses
csred for. Hay caps often pay sor sne'
cost 10 single season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

Said Adjutaut General KoontE TO tho
Indianapolis News: "You have no idea
Of The number ef letters l receive from
old soldiers favoring the building Of :
soldisr's home instead Of : monument
Az ve can not have both. There ero
hundreds Of old soIdievs In Indiana Who
have no means. and who oro unaoee -
work, Who arc either row jn - Doee-
|es or will - compelled 70 g Ueras -
there 70 no other place for ths0.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

AZ the fork Il nov almost exclusively
used to convey the food Of any cons'st-
eucy to the mouth, it 10 more than ever
desired that & be gracefully handled.
We sometimes zee people take the fork
n The len hand and nee Il with the tines
turned upward that Il. spoon fashion
Verv often they are msking On extra 81
fort 70 do what they suppose is the prop
|er thing. In reality they are handling
the fork IN about - aWkard manner =
could Be easily devised. when the tort
Ia held n The left hand the food should
Ibe taken up and carried 70 the mouth q
the points OF the tines. In the Tign
hand The fork may Be used with %
Itines pointed upward Or downward :
IviIl.-Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24
How % Feea Hogs.

Construct your troughs for feeding
hoes. says The Live stock Register, OF
Ksnsas City. % that each hog cannot sp.
peopsIase more than . foot 70 hIuseIi:
Have divisions By neons Of small Seoceo
Yards % srrsnGed that q lsass three
sises OF pigs can clip under aoo % a.
vided Into three gvades and esch hsve :
trough to ct from. Nov, BY pouring
the swiIl into the treughs for The small
pigs they will crowd into their Pens nrs'
Ara b ous OF the way Of the older ones,
eafe. eating. Then take the second
grade, and they will al be on an equality
ana oul OF the way Of the still large'
ones. II this manner feeder can regu'
late the iced and grade bic hogs IN eat,
ine, and manage . large number ans
have each get . proper share 9! iooo
ana not get hurt. Do not undertake z
raise your hogs on grass alone. Inel
need q least one ear Of corn per day Y
Rive them heart and TO neutraIiEs %.
scid arising from eating the grass. Z
I full supply Of ashes and salt should o
kent in reach Ill the time. Charcoal
: great neutraliEer or acids. Burnt COP
are good Remember that clover y 10!
OF acid, and sour stomach soon leao
10 disease. sAn ounce Of prevention
worth pound Of curs' in this csse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

The ofaKo board Of kooIth has vocftve0
notice from hamilton county nat :
strange disease has attacked the CATTLE
the symptons Of which are thus descrio.
led: when frst attacked The animal
Glands lilsless fsr time, with sunksas
wstery eyes, quick, labored respiration
Iand bfistllug hair. Then it grows rest
Iees. sud ruus about the Geld - Il Wild,
tearing down fences and horntng The
| ground. within two days death 70
Iiieves its su06rings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

Viuceunes 10 aiming to eclipse ne re-
ora 81 Fourth Of July Celeorstions u
Indiana. She will sprssd the eagle =
he ves never spresd before u this Iat.,
tude. o. Monday, July 4th. There VII
|be Eminent Speaker, % css
Trades Procession, Brilliant Fre- ~ Oh ~
Boat Racing. Steamboat Excursion Ms.
Ter -vorks Display, Bicycle rece, prsse
|drill bv Uuiform Rank X. Of - Snsm
NavaI Battle. visits 70 Historic sp0ss
Ieec. Cheap rslss O al Railroads 90
Raeomb0ata.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

Frank Jsnea the famous desperado. =
n present actlng . salesman in : c'oen-
ins store 6 Dallas, Texas. he says 10
has never carried : weapon since he sur-
rendered his revolvers - Gcvern0e
Critseudeo. Of Missouri He does n0e
drink LIQUOR. He attributes his success
"a ( hirhwayman 20 the fsct that he nev-
- heated his blood BY alcoholic ssimu-
IIanss. Moral: II you abstain srom
drinking you may turn out % b nsgn'
/ vsvman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

eome oe she wheat gambler have 30
\ ereaa fall. What . great pity =! q
,hem did not fall into the penisenstesy
|or sske : six fsot drop at TIE eod q 3
|rope. A wheat combine = > mr g!eats
Icrime "a the moral calendar, ana shou,c
Iso be - the eye Of the Iau, than ~ -
|dermanic combine 10 New York O. sne
hoodIe combine IN Chicago. and yes
those engaged In latter combines .re -
nrisou O. On their WY there. N -
4 Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

O( A00ert100ORs
II. ~ - a.
An excnsnge s.y. -. 49, - !. - v;,sI
veTtising y question snss - ."
importance 20 svesy e'.~"s - .,c.
Idependent sor ou.s. - s''d;-
public patronage nc sra
|ctous sovcruslng psose" ss..'c.. ~.
over again oy tne n.me.vo. ~ = 49,
instances OF ma.e've Io'."
made Inc qneslion nov - n"-.s.
how 70 adveruse 20 ne -. -SS..
The season OF tne year = ~ =. -
business men are exefuns evesy e1o'' -
Improve sneir srsae. 49,. 4.
I One d sne queer sn'nes !. o. - ss.E
the rropensuy 81 ors'"e.s s".:",. 80. n
irregular mediums sos snss'. 80. -
lie unsccounsaoie the pr'ces "-..-'
sometimes ps'a Io1 st'c~ -sss 80
ments In irreeusr p'.ces s' S..;!~:.
large sums Sor lnsetune .ne.. W.
Lizards 10 . secton O. : ',,a. 4,
!. bar ROOM sAreet 80 .,~s.s~ 4,
In IN notei register, OF - .s - -.
guide book, or annua' 9. One -. 80,
!. . other. Inc oy...ys .ney ..r-sr'
!. so"c.s snem: :,, .d H..
= able. Like.sse sney -. :-.,.-s ~
Sums Ior pnnune sP.s. :. -, sn;,
In poesage % emu nem .a,s;o.
they ignore me moss 49, y 49, ~,
Elm sdvertisine' n.me'y. 49, -" -,.d;nr
4 4 Icharscter, ana ensc. 80. on y, 80 =. rss1er
. through woIcn y ~. Z, ;-rs1risr a.,
= Advertisemenss uns.s. ".o - -...-s
y unousine.s p'sces Imp'; simi.s
mino tnas tne cv ~ -" h.,d An ~
9 character IN toe o.ns, .-s,.ce, - :
a dverisemee. - s"a;. -. Inressio
= nrst Class stsnoIns c. 49, .ssrd;rc !
!. tnat the suveI -a;.s - = NJ
= sshis Own commu.'.y ~. y,shhc-. s,d III,
- % NOV =. go. comnetitio
- ne ooes ros su'. 49, ~ Thsse ~ 4
- Vim me 49, = 80. - msde 3
4. dinerens imPIss.s'o;; Psss,.;s;a~ s !. ! iournal
4, ~ minus y sus s .;s....,.s;on amor
nien cnsrer ~ "a hen seeu
,.lsns repoAose cs..sss. ,.,.s .'c - ,o~ chsnneI
- 10y pIsces ~ ~ IN = 80 own fesIin,
1very ons nnu. ~. .s;-h .s;. !. \. ,he subiect.
= ne wou'u y. .:1n su.'. !, cIsce "a b,
Sc,Isny one so,.s - hnving foc I
for nesnes ?. go a -. - ssss aesiers shroul
"a ss..:s.s. 80, -. -here viII he look /
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

The County Commissioners wress.ea
~. .aav over ! petition for new election
H., Greenville township On the question
lcf "A "a me vincennea and New Atues
Icv rsIlrosd. a lengthy rrmonstrames
~ presented agalnss any new e'ees'os'
MA. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

Cannel.oa Reporter: The coutrac'
~ shs Hunineburg, Tell City and Cen.
~ rn,... -. ,silroed constructiou hes been le'
!" ~ Air-Iias %. work will begin
q once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

General Lev Wallace and buekner
met the other day In Louisville 1oe ~
6rst time siuce the surrender Of ~. Don
eIson. The meeting We quite . poens.
ant one. q related By : local paPoe. le
at The Gsult House. 9ooees!
Wailace sent mp bic card and General
Buckuer cane down and gave him .
very cordial greeting. He was Intro.
duced 70 sBstsy and the baby" wife ard
dauRhter Of General BuckneF, and spent
half au hour pleasantly 10 their company
and then. over their fragrant Hsvenas,
the next Governor Of Kentucky and the
author OF "Ben Hur" agreed that the VA
Wos over.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

ArEs OB ADvERfysESNo.
..re- 10 lines or less, week, "
ror rs .nbseo uent insertion, % css-
a.gsr advertis rtisemeuts q the same rste'
Loses;cn Lons; over even square or squsres'
Aa,s6 q : square. These are the terma
conn.sient advertisements; reasons
.cr I,r 'sssSuction will be made to regular
sdsssM;s dvo,;css ot appointment q 1as.s' sdmsnss
Nd srd legal notices Of like charscse'
Y ~, Be paid In advance.
Axxouxcuxe CANDIDATES :,
yor Township Omcers' e:sn S
ror County e.... SO
So District, Circuit, or cssSo. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

The following shows the actual result
of he cultivation Of l6s scres last year,
witL wheat At % cents:
Plowing l55 acres fall 1854 sisa @
Interest Inter on above 10 months q = :.
~. sss .~.s l55 90
ss'e = ~ OO
Interest on above months q
Harvesting and shocking % ~
Threshing and delivering q els-
vs,or, II cents per bushel io. y
Int on money invested in land lsoU
ros., eost ol,27a ls
/ The vield was twenty-ene bushels 60
1 the acre. : total OF ass bushels- Ibe
cost Of raising wheat - per above ssste.
4 meut u about 36 cents per eushei- ~
l63 cents per bushsl for The wheat
The total rsceived was tz'OH .
IRent for house 49,
!. Total received tz,lo1 .
d Deducting the expense from the pro
siceeds gives profit os ts75 -
This II a actual statemens troo -
-Ibooks, and at the exceedingly low Pric'
q iof IS cents shows : good pron6-f1o
.neer Press, st. PauI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

The South Bend Times saye: sThe
election or Hon. WIN. e. Chandler TO the
u. 8. oenatorship from New HamPsnire
completes the list OF Senators and 6ena-
tors.elect OF the Fiftieth Congress. Ihe
rolI viii stand: Republicans. % includ'
|ing RiddIeberger, Of virginia; Demo
'ers,s "a. including TurpIs, Of Indiana,
ana Faulkner, Of West Virginia, whoee
Isests Are disputed. Assuming that both
Turpis and Faulkner will Be admitted
vitkout much delay. it will b In th<
power Of nr. Riddlsbsrger 70 tie thai
/ body on political mattsrs st any time
the complexion 70 which Republican
rule has reduced the most importan
'llegislative BODY in the country. and th'
.Icouditiou 70 which Republican politics
has reduced the party. In tho Who'll
J federal administration it be- no author
! Iitv but n me Senate, and that suthorit.
!. .|depends on RiddIebergsr's frame Q
mind"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

We were recently shOWn : chair ~.
scsed 81 william Duf1ner, Of this p':ce.
+ 4 called DuGFners Palace Reclining
Rocker. Il furnishes mofs comfort snsn
80 ~hsir ve have ever seen. ~. Dun
|neff be- patented great msny snne y
IhIs lie, ~ of which have proven : ~, ~
I0t 10 lh0ee Who have manusecsur0u -
nssenls. - Petersburg Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

49, CEssss.
r. hardest thing for : seldsh, orvt.l
- . understand, y bow u y posssoas
lor any other msa 70 b - upright gen'
temaa u society.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

Ore u shs most sssass hsnrtsd mea
~ thls country livoe = @ ec)o'nlne
county. FOg nearly tw0 yeeso ~ kePs
~ crewsaed rsmaias q bic hss VIE -
! handeome jar On tho maneol'pseoes
Dnrine eho slssty weather. he ooe oowa
|ihe isr and spriDkled she 49, g ~ ~
mont sts2s for feas bic seeond wS's
|mi~ht sIip end break her neck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24
oA rRrPrEf.
TRIPPET : DILLON.
Attorneys and caunss!!eIs a! a Law
rAsPER, INDIANA.

,,crxoxs, n his and s1lsinins cecnues. ssa saa
4 other legal business s"s''s'
s:s,ssai so:sy,sSsaicE-ss.sA side = Pss'is ssss's' s''s
she Psste0ce.
~.~Srnher 16th -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-24

The following shows the actual result
r The cultivation Of l5s scres last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
p.rA1FA1L BETWEEN TWO HOUSES

Peter Deyine a farm laborer, twenty years old. who
came 10 this city three week. ago from Staten Island
Killed early yesterday morning by fall from the top OF
the fyestory tenementhouse at Morris aud Washington
ats He had been drinking with crowd Of young rulans
until past midnight Saturday. They wound up their
,pree by attacking Policeman Frank Certify, OF the Sec
ond Precinct can OF beer was thrown at the police
man followed by a brick. Gerrity started after the
crowd and tho ruans rercatod up the stairway of No
"A Was,ngton-st gained the roof md from there dis
peryod roofs OF the odonng houses TO the street
eegan Doyino In attempting 10 leap from tho
house IN tho roof OF No 10 Morsst, gap about
ton feet wide fell betwcsD the blind walls TO the ground
hso His body was discovered about noon yesterday by
chid The police wero Informed and the body taken
70 thn Morgns Ills companions. who called him Pete,
the Wreck say he has no friends I'm this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .............sUNDAY. MAY 8. Is
AuRIVED

PORT OFNEWYORk. .....SUNDAN, MAY D. 1894
ARRIVED
e,oo,ar rmbria tBr, MoMiokan Liverpool April 30 and
Queenstown May l. with mdso ana passengers !" ''HO"
steamer Yornanaie nr( De EcrsaS'o Havro Aprl 80
with mdse and passengers to l. ds hep1 cicrfuogos
day %tn sugar to Perkins WEIGH Arrived at the lar at
Steamer Garyn Bermuda days vii, ,hs %a sS
and passengers to AE ouerDrldSe ~ o. Ni''''u ~ INV ~
steamer Fl Monte Hawthorne New-orloans days with
s; Steamer Seneca New, and West Point
SHIP alter WILSON, Wadman. caleuIt" Jan g. with mdse
nary Iason tHor Christensen Maurus 81 days with
sugar TO Mattessen Weihcrsi Vesse 70 fuhch huIe
BARK Iona Nor strOmberg Rotterdam 40 days with mdso
'O Saas Harry Bu.chman B Gotham 9eoa AZ days with
' Rapk Fsrewoi DER Klein ondon Al days with chm
clay and Hamme GiIlc'pie' vessel to Funeh Ia
Br 81 fmene B Vance RIO GTanaS DO NOro 40 days
Brig ansa Ger Gerd Santos 81 days with cohee TO or
de Bris %iio ,r Mesrey Natal 80 days. with sugar
to s S5ST Carrie Ware Field 30 days with m.hOg
any sc2 RsSaadsSa Baan carcnas days with
to Tsado Giberja Go; vessel to snow Burgess
TO s ORDER, v Ss.sp 70 FwhtSsy
sS9r S0 Rsy kSG Vessel 1HR % Hunter co. ~ WV"
psUNsETAt sandy Hook wind light e. dense fog At
city Island wind light Me- cloudy
Arrived Yesterday 900
susaT and moiasss to Elder vesselto funeh
d CO AveG p at H0 PR 20 days.
J. K AinstIOnR NcSSc4 W ih@SbOA'
SAILED
Steamers Aurania Tvcrpoo Gothia and Geser settn
R9sia HAMBURG; Knckerbocker NewOrleans L knight
| Georgetown nrrom
| Bark Flid (Norl Nelson MaceIo Mar IL.
SPOKEN.
My S n Va sfR 0
| MOVEMENTS oB STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON MAY 7-Arrived. steamer Rosse tBeg) Henning
from New York. 49,,
IiyKRroo May 6-Sailed steamer England tbtl hesV'
| for New.York. $780,, M. o,,.A T..
| EewYork - . .,-, .....,... co.,.,o m, N.Va-
and Arizona (Br) Brooks from Liverpool hence lot New
| York. - ,,---.-,. ,c.., e.A,ro,
scIILY MAY Passed steamer Iammonia (Gorl schwen
sen from New her way To hamburg, - go.
UANBURG 7-Sailed steamer Laufestina tBr) batV'
AMsrERpaM May 7saioa steamer schedam tDtch> Pot
| Ter for New.YOrk. - Int, ,.,.r
ANTWERP May 7-Saied. steamer Noordlahu \beis NoA'
| els for New.York.
ST KRIS May 5-saed steamer desmond tBrl Hail. from
| HiyIsA May 6-sailed steamer Berbice tBrl walker
/ for New.York- ,-,-. r.A...o ,ro,,
| Mexican ports hence for New-fork
| ----------~---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
THE DETROIT NINE IN THE LEAD.

PROGRESS OF THE STRUGGLE FOR THE LEAGUE AM
ASSOCIATION PENNANTs-dAMEs OF THE "r"N,
Tho Detroit club tho lead In the race io %
League remnant and Judging from tho manner IN wn'o wv
western uine 10 playing the other clubs WIZ nave mar.
time of 4, II they attempt dslodge it 30 ar tne
verines have lost but one game, that Win INC us'
Youngsters from Pittsburg. Tho NewYork CLUB oy us
feat on Saturday loses second place. the Boston CLUB hvR
Jumped into that position The Pittsburg club mas sns
better percentage Of victories than the local nine ana
&, rd place The PHILADELPHIA club has won TOUT anu %
four games and occupies fifth place The surprise OF @
ba. heen the poor work OF the Chicago champions
Even the indianapolis has won more games 'han o
once formidable League club The Washington olup '
OF course The games and lost By each ciuo " w 81"
~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

but necessary now the horses may reach tho
course by Saturday morning. The horses nows' f"co m
clude Of those which were OF IVY c.y' anu
go ,hr. No ooos were sold last night because the peo-
MIA ala mot expect 40 sale would be made ina lo
are posted start several for the first
day. ,,o,,
rhr.e onarters Of mile for all agesi Brilanne iel
Hopef tI1Tl Jedbure 15l Britannia llV0) BarnuIn " ~
Bet (94) Glenbfook (p9h Tom Hood tl00) ana bia"''
uls). III, p.r,.v u 1ls).
Annual Homebred stake, one mile bsrn eysdina 5
Queen OF Elizabeth ls) and Lady Antolnetse i,oN Rel
mont is FRANKIE b. lo) Glendsn ll3) Rosetta WV All"
Vinton (ilOl -, .,,o., o,endon
t10I Adonis lob Jessie sob Dry Mopopoe ~ Donovan
ia6l Peaasus ilO5 Bess (f0Jl Telc Doe panama
(iOfh Maggie J. 1857. pureh no Jennie b'''"' MI"
0ne m,1s and furlong. Nil Desperadum o2 %sia "a
Farewell dizzy Longig 1887 Panama tllS ana ba'"'' D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
MRS. W. Il. CLARKE SEEKS A DIVORCE

Chancery GeOge w. CAssofy OF Jersey CITY IL
taxing testimony In divorce suit brought by Mary Clarke
aganst William Bayard clarke The plaintiff was formerly
Nlss wolfe and is related 10 Miss Cathsrine L.
Wolfe sho lived with her mother in bloomfield. ~ j. and
defendant Miss Wolfe beiress In her own
right fortune OF s2O0O0o on December IS 1870 us
Westcheter County whore they were married
nv tustco Of the Peace r. H. sawyer After brief honey:
moon they returned BlOomGod and married second
time by tho Rev Danner rector 81 Christ Church
About three years MIS- clarke loft her husband and came
II IL said that IN order 10 oludo pursuit
she another and lived IN complete Retirement
Recently she Instituted divorce proceeding IN tho NewJc
sey Cont OF Chancery The referred 10 MI VIII
hanson tako testimony Every possible proesuuo1 was
taken 10 prevent tho beln made public Mt. clarke
Iesrna 10 avoid noreiy hor accou and that OF
her relatives The divorce csinod tho ground OF I'M
proper tho part OF Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
WHAT 10 GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual election OF officers at stock Exchange. ~,
Annual meeting OF American seapiens Friend society," NO
BASEBALL New.York- washing ton. Polo Grounds D. NJ
Mrs Chaudes before Referee Clark p No. .-
Meetings OF Baptist Preachers and Reformed PASTORS
IL O. m.
Union. y. IN. - -, -. ,,,,.,-..,u. nan
Major 9. II. Smith e. Bin Arp) lecture Chlckerihs hAA
Sp. m
Dress parade and review OF 22d Regiment at Arinory
SPIN. ,,.-,,or
Moncure D. Conway lecture, Military Service lnsututon
Governors Island, y.
Catholic Historical Society. Nilsson HAL m
Emile schau testimonial meeting No 2ii East Fysec'
Ond- AT n IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
SUICIDE IN A HOTEL BEDROOM

young man went to the Hotel Espanola, No ZIG West
late saturday night and asked for room As
he 10 be greatly excited the clerk refused give
% b, Int finally when the man that
ACQUAINTED with the proprietor he was assigned 70 room
and register6d sdof Kurnok" During the night he
heard taking himself II nearly daylight when he
became quiet About yesterday porter noticed tho
10 the occupied by Rurnck
he doof was aud tho porter climbed Through tran
som Kurnlci lying In bed dead gas jet was found
open vide NO attempt had been made by kurniek TO con
c the gaa being partly but the idea that
liz death was dispeled when empty bottle
which had morphine found on table near the
pead oi lie bel IL was learned from IN Kur.
nioss pocket that ho yedat No ia Firsays where h
fathar keeps tailor shop, The young man lett home on
Heirsey tyennT In good health and spirits with Islfof
Marks a friend who works IN tho same store with him.
Tonng KmnioH was salesman In a clothing house Why
no should have killed himself IL mystery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
AMERICAN CANES
PLAYING THE NATIONAL GAME.

ST LOUIS May s-The achieved another victory 70
aav defeating Louisville fourth successive game IL was
hard ght battle and Ramsey was again MT haru - o
canpons The great fielding Of WEIGH Coiniskey hoonsoh
and Mack and the hitting OF Bushong Kerrns and WEIGH To-
geher with Bushongs superb backstp work were the Oes
features Of the game. The score was;
@, ronts ..........O o l o o l.
Tnr.yiiie ..............0 U U u
Rase bts-st Louis "A: Louisville IL. Errors-st LonlS
4; Louisville g. Ptchers-king anu h@n'ey' 0"P ~
Valentine. Ill, ,to,ob aaactve MITCH.
Cincinnati club and thew lost ie
zane through the Inability to hit at critical points
SIavs,ands nar ed miserable ncliug game when orum
narily would have sufficient 10 cause defeat asm
hi ia ri and was wild giving Ave men bases on Os
nnIy redeempg feature tie loosely played game was
ines timely batting Nearly 1000 people sa" the game iho
was:
c,.,,ns .....3 0 o.
Stoc,nnai, .........2 U U %
pasebits-Cleveland IL; Cincinnati & Errors CIeVealn
O. Ssnc,1nsti 3 Titchers-Crowen and serad Umpire
Mr.. CuthDert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
s1IGBT BLAzE IN ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

Al fire alarm was sent out from St. stephens
Church yesterday shortly after a. H. eeVcra'
engines reached the spot within iew minutes o"V
49,, Go rad then been extngushed and all
~ alarm was over. The fire was caused by leaky
gas ppe in tho basement OF the church, near thc
Sns rr N inth-st entrance When tho gas was
LIGHTED the flame caught also at a JOINT In the pipe
and blazed up that 1t reached tho woQd wOrh
for Sunday school at the timo were badly frightened
for a time DIR. Mclaughlin, one OF thd Priests III
charge promptly saw the extent OF tho danger ana
issued directions to tho children taken at once
from the building and this was accomplished quickly
and without accident. He then succeeded III turn
ing of tho gas before 1t had dono moro than char
the woodwork. . -, -, 49, a
somo alarm was caused whom the ncws OF the hrc
reached there. Father Cotton who buried INTO
this basmcat, discovered that tfcro was no dah5ci
and all fears soon quietni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
,rprrrvIyr spgYg0s OF TIE NAVY ROBBED.

LIEUTENANT SPBYERS or THE NAVY ROBBED
Lieutenant Arthur b. spOFers OF the United States Navy
was walking along Twenty nnthst near sixhave. on Sat
urday night he accosted by unknown young
man. well dressed well mapnered and good looking They on
Gagged In Tho stranger suddenly snsched the
keutenants gold watch and chain and ran The thief was
captured by policeman He was srragned IN Jeaersoa Mar
teseph Eae Insurance collector VI No l3l West onolun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
NrM.IEREEY.

The annual convention Of the NewJetsoy Association OF
Conrcratiopa Churches will be held In tho Orange Valley
church tomorrow Wednesday and Thursday The NewJer
includes only the churches OF that State
hut also those Pennsy vaDa Maryland District Of Column
virginia There are about sixty CHURCHES IN the a.
ncaon and entitled 90 be represented at the
ycnton y pastor aud two aynen IL Is probable that
abont one hundred delegates VIII be present
op.xag-The African Methodist Episcopal Church In
sontt was yesterday by Bishop Waynan Of the
New Jersey African Methodist Episcopal Conference.
rpv1xcroS Charles c. Winkler old and well known
German farmer 10 milk his cows yesterday morning
and failed 10 return wife her TO look for his
father. Winker found dead beside his milk pail